About

Dr Levengood is an animal behaviouralist and marine mammal expert with interests spanning behavioural ecology, conservation genetics, marine health, conservation and management, and anthropogenic impacts. Dr Levengood primarily works with marine mammals, specifically coastal dolphins, humpback whales, and dugongs, but also conducts research on other marine megafauna (e.g., sharks, turtles, rays), and terrestrial species (e.g., koalas, kangaroos, bats, sun bears).

Organisational Affiliations

Casual Academic, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

Casual Academic, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

admin/projects, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

admin/projects, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

Research assistant ( Casual ), School of Science, Technology and Engineering

admin/projects, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

Research Fellow, School of Science, Technology and Engineering

Education

PhD - Ecology & Evolution
20152019, Doctor of Philosophy, University of the Sunshine Coast (Australia, Sunshine Coast) - UniSC
MRes - Marine Mammal Science
20122013, Master of Research - MSc(R), University of St Andrews (United Kingdom, St Andrews)
BA - Biology & Environmental Studies
20062010, Bachelor of Arts (BA, AB, BS, BSc, SB, ScB), Connecticut College (United States, New London)